Sure, Graffiti Summer events wind down this weekend, but there are two more months of fun in the sun to be had across the region.

Festivals and fairs abound across the Valley and Mother Lode in July and August, with a handful taking place this weekend, before June bids adieu.

The Stanislaus County Fair in Turlock, the Mother Lode Fair in Sonora and X-Fest in Modesto are the biggest of events. But there are plenty of other celebrations planned – from street fairs to finger-licking-good barbecue festivals to music events and more; here’s a look at the larger events scheduled:

Celebrating the Arts on 10th Street – Today: Music, art and food vendors. The project is a fundraiser for the 10th Art Block project, a collaboration with the Modesto Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Improvement District, Stanislaus Alliance, city of Modesto and Modesto Convention and Visitors Bureau to bring a dedicated art space to the downtown area. Free. 3 to 8 p.m., Downtown Modesto, 10th Street between I and J streets. www.facebook.com/pages/10th-Street-Art-Block/1420427004911096.

Cortez Obon Festival – July 5: Japanese-American festival featuring Obon dancing, cultural presentations, music and more. The program will start with a performance by Ballico Taiko, a drum group from Ballico-Cressey Elementary School District, followed by dancing. 7 p.m. Cortez Buddhist Church, Cortez Avenue between Linwood and Santa Fe, Turlock. (209) 632-7942.

Bear Valley Music Festival – July 25-Aug. 10: 46th event features Tommy Castro and the Painkillers, The Brothers Comatose, The Delphi Trio, Richard Glazier and more, presenting a variety of music styles from classical to jazz to bluegrass. $15-$55. Bear Valley Village. www.bearvalleymusicfestival.org.

Blues and Bones Festival – July 26: Music festival and barbecue competition. Festivalgoers can purchase food tickets to sample food and vote for their favorite barbecue team. Event features live music by Shane Dwight, Maxx Cabello Jr. and the Breakdown, Jeramy Norris and the Dangerous Mood, Wingnut Adams and more. Noon to 10 p.m. $19.99, $29.99 for VIP and afterparty. Calaveras County Fairgrounds, 101 Frogtown Road, Angels Camp. www.bluesandbones.com.

Salida Town and Country Festival – Aug. 23: A day filled with food, crafts, information booths, kids activities, live entertainment and a parade at 10 a.m., festival to follow until 2 p.m.. Downtown Salida. Free.

Modesto Grand Prix – Aug. 1-3: 350 SuperKart USA racers are expected in Modesto for the Summer Nationals event. Plans include big TV screens around the track for spectators, spectator bridges to open viewing areas around the route and a festival built around the race route with live bands and other entertainment, and vendors. Presale tickets are $10 per day; $15 walk-up; free for ages 10 and under. Downtown Modesto. See more at http://modestogp.com.

Sierra View Music Festival – Aug. 23: Sixth annual fest will feature music by John Waite, the Marshall Tucker Band and April Wine. Food and drink vendors. Held in remembrance of musician Heidi Brunk to raise funds for the Heidi Brunk Foundation and Music Scholarship. Gates open at 1 p.m., music starts at 1:30 p.m. $40, with VIP options available. JH Ranch, 12713 Sierra View Road, Oakdale. (209) 247-6069.

Smoke on the River – Aug. 23: A barbecue competition combines with a music festival for this event from the Ceres Chamber of Commerce. Live music from Remedy, Black Rose Band and Big Earl & the Crying Shame. $10 advance, $15 at the gate. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuolumne River Lodge, 2429 River Road, Modesto. (209) 537-6651.

Film Fest Twain Harte – Aug. 29-Sept. 1: Films from all over the world will include shorts, full-length, documentaries and student films. Filmmakers, actors, celebrity guests planned. Special events include a Friday VIP reception and a Sunday awards dinner. Ticket packages will be available. (209) 586-6301